Thinking Critically: What Does It Mean? : : The Tradition of Philosophical Criticism and Its Forms in the European History of Ideas /

Thinking Critically: What Does It Mean? : : The Tradition of Philosophical Criticism and Its Forms in the European History of Ideas / / Dariusz Kubok.

Analyses of the dynamics of change present in Europe are not complete without taking into account the role and function of the critical approach as a founding element of European culture. An appreciation of critical thinking must go hand-in-hand with reflection on its essence, forms, and centuries-l...

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DG Plus eBook-Package 2018
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Kubok, Dariusz,
Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2017]
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Year of Publication:2017
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (VI, 304 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Table of Contents
  • Critical Thinking and Philosophical Criticism – an Outline of the Problem
  • Criticism as Paradoxatism. The Heraclitean Critique of the Notion of Opinion
  • Criticism as the Basis for the Procedures of Hypothetical Dialectic in Plato’s Philosophy
  • Aspects of Criticism in Plato’s Philosophy
  • References to Plato’s Theaetetus in book Γ (IV) of Aristotle’s Metaphysics
  • Conversation and Conservation. Two Kinds of Anti-Dogmatic Criticism in the Philosophy of Politics and their Antecedents in Ancient Greek Forms of Skepticism and Fallibilism
  • The Critical Dimension of Locke’s Epistemology
  • The Old and New Critique of Pure Reason based on Immanuel Kant and Jakob Friedrich Fries
  • Criticism as It Was Understood by Hermann Cohen
  • Hermann Cohen’s Critical Exposition of Kant’s Critique of Taste
  • Criticism and Rationality in the Lvov-Warsaw School
  • Rationality and Criticism in the Views of the Philosophers of the Lvov-Warsaw School and K.R. Popper
  • More than Words: from Language to Society. Wittgenstein, Marx, and Critical Theory
  • Reflexive Social Critique. On the Dialectical Criticism of Ideology According to Marx and Adorno
  • Skepticism and Atheism. Three Types of Relationships
  • Criticism in Political Philosophy. On the Advantages of Pragmatism over Ideologized Politics in Light of the Works of Witold Gombrowicz
  • Consolatio or Critical Methods? Reflections on Philosophical Counseling
  • Plato’s Dialectics as a Method of Critical Reflection on Art
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